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A. Zirkel, Patti Ota, J. Lindgren (1984)
Sex Discrimination Law in Higher Education: The Lessons of the Past Decade
E. Clarke
Sex in education
Robin Wilson (1987)
1988 Budget Plan Would Slash Student Aid to $4.5-Billion; Bennett Cites Desire to Focus Resources on Younger Students.The Chronicle of higher education, 33
Charles Richey (1984)
Manual on employment discrimination law and civil rights actions in the federal courts
The cultural assumption that men should provide leadership in private and public affairs, with its implications about political and social power, has been under challenge. In the past few decades, a national consensus has pressed for action to undo the effects of sex discrimination via governors' commissions, federal and state legislation, and executive orders. Visible gains have been made in women's access to education, broader employment opportunities, entrepreneurial capital and credit, pay equity, and participation in politics. Women have learned to recognize the "muscle" inherent in being at least half the population.
Affilia: Journal of Women and Social Work – SAGE
Published: Dec 1, 1987
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